EPA Says Clean Power Plan Will Protect Public Health

Resources Magazine Articles — Oct 5, 2025

Delays to Wind and Solar Energy Projects: Permitting and Litigation Are Not the Only Obstacles

The National Environmental Policy Act often takes heat for slowing down energy and infrastructure projects because of the permitting requirements it imposes. Looking at the data, we find that other factors may pose more prominent obstacles to development.

Media Highlight — Aug 18, 2025

Legal Planet: “The Woeful Economics of a Misguided Rollback”

Nick Roy and Karen Palmer’s analysis on the benefits and costs of federal carbon pollution standard repeal is the subject of this blog post.

Testimony and Public Comments — Aug 7, 2025

Comment on the Repeal of Greenhouse Gas Emissions Standards for Fossil Fuel-Fired Electric Generating Units

This public comment analyzes the proposal’s effects, including on overall greenhouse gas emissions, electricity prices, and ratepayer electricity costs.

Issue Brief — Aug 6, 2025

Hidden Costs of Repealing EPA’s Carbon Pollution Standards: Consequences for the Environment, Households, and Society

This brief addresses the gap in the EPA’s recent analysis of Carbon Pollution Standard repeal with an updated cost-benefit assessment showing health damages outweigh compliance cost savings and climate damages widen the gap.